Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
sOIrTH BUCKFIELD.

John Damon takes the Nsr York Ifi'-
uns expressly Tor the market reports.
ne CrOoksr OF MlnOi passed through
town lately with handsome yoke OF three
wears old steers that Eirthed feet Inches
for which be paid ego. lac IL an sxperi.
.nced drover. lie says all stock Is low,
bu, for Ordinary. Inferior stock there i
scarcely any demand.-Uncle Daniel made
me call the other day. from whom wAs
evolved these gems OF wisdom The man
that run. 70 extremes IL usually wrong"
Common sense Is extra good sense
"Low IL luxury that the poor man can.
not srOri 20 gratfty." 1T i dfe,diul
.A.y 10 De mistaken" Mature keeps her
accounts pretty straight" Call sgain'
Uncle Daniel
was recently reading some remlnls'
cence. OF the cruel massacre OF the brave
Custer and hi. command by the Sioux In
dlaus. Gen. Custer commanded one d.
vision OF Sherlian's cavalry corps. lie
was an Intrepid and accomplished oficer
How well remember him with bis long
clustering ourls falling down upon his
shoulders.
Werr / sskci the mos, dssgreeable part
OF the soldiers service l should unhssltAt.
ingiy say-plcket duty. Imagine yourselI
upon the picket post in front OF The enemy
20 remain two or four hours, and possibly
Al day or night. remember one night
OF having nv horse shot under me when
upou picket I also remember another
night that was not 80 unpleasantly spent
upon the picket llne. An Important move
meui OF the army was being made, and
was detailed 10 20 on picket upon an I'm
portAni road-surely not on account OF my
age, for was not yet seventeen years OF
sge-,O remain all night i had become
so exhausted by Arduous service that alike
uumlndfal OF daIy and danger "tircd "a.
lures sweet restorer' asserted Itself aud
was soon asleep upon my horse. and l was
I conscious OF nothing more until saw the
gray light OF Virgins morning.
Hiram ID. Merrill and Del Jordan have
delivered their apples. TIE former had "
barrels and the latter 4? barrels. MI.
Merrill found bat three pecks OF rotting
.oples In his whole lot But few spples
rsmslu unsoli. The writer has hundred
"a shells unsold.
WY has your popular Ess, Hebron cor
respondent OF lss6 ceased To contributor
Mr.. Phillips has returned 10 bis home al
Providence, X l.
The writer has brood SOW with liiie'
The las, storm and prevailing wind
would indicate that winter s,ill retains
modleam Of vitality.
Uuc.e Osman says thst President Cleve
land loves the soldier s well ss be loves
his own party.
Rosslyo Crockett IL 10 move on 10 The
Al. Buck farm, owned by DR.. w. II. Bridg
ham.
Reuben ". Toss has bough, the Toblr
stand OF Rss. Dean.
TIE farmsrs OF East Hebron and sicini',
dispose OF their cream TO the butter fseto
nv AZ West Poland, the cream being deliv
cred by Henry Besrce. They receive q
present 22c. per 10. for their butter. Their
is some disc sxisfsction with the arrange
ment, and I learn that one or the patrons
declines 10 furnish more cream TO the FAC
tory.
i George eastman has retired from tn
meat market and has been succeeded b.
his former partner. Geo II Holland.
II In the suit OF w. y. hickman vs.. IN
! Irish Bros. OF Hartford. which Was trie'
|, before referees last November and q scale
verdict returned 20 the 8. J. Court, th
verdict Vas for the plaintiff, who VA
| awarded $40 and costs.
And now IL IL said Grover VIII declin
q denomination. Grover Is playing pos
I suu. Or does he sec the "handwritip
upoa the wsll"f